Once within borders territories of power, wealth, and belonging since 1500
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Cambridge, Massachusetts :
The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press
2016
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction: A history of political space
- 1. Spaces of empire, 1500-1650
- Spatial imaginaries
- Epochs of empire
- Empires at sea
- Crises of imperial governance
- 2. Spaces of states, 1550-1700
- Descartes and Vauban at war
- The transformation of the fortress
- Territory and sovereignty
- The spaces of early modernity
- 3. Contesting the countryside
- Vauban looks inward
- A century of cold and conflict
- The Cadastral struggle
- Physiocracy goes global
- 4. Projects for an agrarian regime, 1770-1890
- Emancipating the serf, settling the peasant
- Reappropriating the land
- Myths of the collective
- Farewell to free land
- 5. "An invisible force": railroads, continents, colonies
- Railroad nationalism
- Continentalism
- Last call for territories
- Postscript: territorial geometry after 1890
- 6. From fate to function: the twentieth century and after
- The geopolitical ambition
- Spaces of ideology: World Wars and Cold War
- New geographers, new geographies
- Conclusion: still within borders?
- Borders besieged
- Territory transformed
- Territory for whom?.
